07-29-2018, 02:22 PM
When it comes to offensive philosophy, three letters have defined the NFL offseason: R-P-O.Following the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory over the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl, there has been a flood of analysis, video breakdowns and talking points surrounding Run/Pass Option plays. Every deep dive into the expectations for the 2018 Minnesota Vikings’ offense includes an extensive look at RPOs.
One of the key elements of an RPO is getting the ball out fast. Backup quarterback Nick Foles was able to make reads and march down the field with quick throws, many of which came on underneath routes or slants.
While new offensive coordinator John DeFilippo is likely to bring some of Philly’s Run/Pass Option concepts North to Minnesota, the Vikings. But RPOs will be just one way DeFilippo can find ways to create yards through scheme.
The most effective way former OC Pat Shurmur created yards for his quarterback was through screen passes.
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2018/0...s-screens/
One of the key elements of an RPO is getting the ball out fast. Backup quarterback Nick Foles was able to make reads and march down the field with quick throws, many of which came on underneath routes or slants.
While new offensive coordinator John DeFilippo is likely to bring some of Philly’s Run/Pass Option concepts North to Minnesota, the Vikings. But RPOs will be just one way DeFilippo can find ways to create yards through scheme.
The most effective way former OC Pat Shurmur created yards for his quarterback was through screen passes.
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2018/0...s-screens/